Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-23
LOCAL AND ormxw s"rr.
scraps from she Notebook O1 she
SenpinePs Reporter.

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million bushels OF potatoes.
John s. Capron has gone out TO FISH
Greek to rusticate for a few days.
Chollsr and Potosi were each assessed
so cents per share yesterday.
Nevada beef sells at six cents per
pound Wholesale in Sacramento.
Chinese are doing ali the w~ood-chopping
in the vicinity Of Lake Tahoe.
P. r. Mcbride. Superintendent of the
mines at Antelope, Ia in Eureka.
e. Probert, manager of the. Richmond
Company, left for California yesterday.
Judd Riddle has commenced baling hay
at the E. d P. Railroad Company's Hay
Ranch.
Workmen while excavating for Q wine
cellar near Livermore struck fine gold on
the creek bank.
The Misses Addie and Lilly Spencer
left for Bishop Whitaker's Seminary at
Reno yesterday.
The largest smelling works In the
United States are to be built at Tacoma,
W. T., forthwith.
The Manhattan Silver Mining Com
psny shipped bullion valued at $I2, 5GS so
on August 16.
A. j. Dallas, for many years one of the
prominent business men of TuscArors,
died there August Is.
Chicago Tribune: The way of the trans.
gressor is via Lakes Michigan and Huron,
per schooner and yawl, to Canada.
Messrs. A. p. Mathews, j. s. Gregory
and T. E. Dell, three jolly drummers,
left here yesterday for parts unknown.
The Chico, (Cal..) police the other night
raided q house OF Ill repute and found in
ID a number Of boys from IA to 10 years
old.
A Cyclone at ~Calabasas, A. T., August
II, killed q child, injured several other
persons and wrecked 8 number Of build
ings.
t. j. Read left for Seligmsn, White
Pine county, by stage yesterday, where he
has u great deal Of work on hand survey
ing.
Thomas A. Dorrell, who was seriously
injured through the running away Of a
team in Lincoln county last week, has
since died.
The race track at Reno 10 being i'm
proved and will be made one OF the fastest
on the Pacific slope by the time the State
Fair opens.
A salmon weighing 95 pounds was cap
tured by some fisherman between the
Grsngers' and ferry wharyes, Martinez,
one day last week.
Complaint ia made at Woodland, Cal,
that the circus there last week worked off
q large amount of counterfeit money in
half and quarter dollars.
John Pascoe, q former resident OF Ruby
Hill, was held to answer at Calico on the
10th instant for an assault with q deadly
weapon upon j. E. Flynn and G.. Hsrtly.
The Carson box factory ia sending car
loads to Southern California and the foot
hills in the north. The factory employs
"a men and boys, and runs the year
round.
Little Minnie Cox, who had her hand
badly mashed about three weeks ago,
is doing worry we'll. The limb, which was
amputated above the wrist, is now nearly
healed.
Yesterday morning there were several
dead dogs and cats lying around on the
streets, which were doubtless the victims
Of poison. They were soon carted away
out Of sight.
The Monitor mill was sold at Sherif's
sale yesterday for IS, 200. The purchaser
was M. d. Foley, Hiram Johnson acting
as his agent during his absence. The
property is worth 10000.
]. L. Wines Esq, left for Elko yester-
day TO apply to the Court there for q writ
Of habeus corpus for the release on bail OF
Griffith, the man who killed Kepplar, at
Carlin a few weeks ago.
Elko Independent: There is an Indian
girl here whom we will back against any
young lady 10 the county in q gum chew
ing match. II would make an old to.
bsoco worm green with envy to see her
spit.
A photographer has succeeded In taking
an instantaneous picture Of the flight OF q
curved ball thrown by a $4,000 pitcher
1t is said to resemble q procession Of
inebriated corkscrews. - Norristown
Herald.
Johnny Hutson, foreman Of the Davis
Company, came up from Mount Hope on
Saturday evening TO hire some miners,
and returned there yesterday. He thinks
that he will have out lots OF ore ready &c
ship in q short time.
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald left for Winnie
iuuCch ycetcEuhyt ~ uOIu Souis tucAo, a
an incident OF the trip he will probably &c
to Elko. to hear the petition OF Griffith
the slayer Of Kepplar. TO be admitted tt
bail, and will return to Eureka on Satur
day next.
John Henry King. lie lying very sick q
the hospital. He believes that his time II
drawing near and that he will soon "pasI
In his Checks" but he is Q man OF goot
constitution, and will probably pull
through all right. His illness Ia from
Mountain fever.
Gen. M. G. Vallejo, 80 years Of age hal
been made q member OF Sonoma Parlor
J N. 8. G. W., OF Sonoma City. The Gen
eral relates that when he first arrived
where Sacramento is now located he tiet
his canoe to the top OF Q tall sycamore
tree, the entire valley being submerged b!
q food.
The track Of the Geddes & Bertrand
Tunnel is being torn up. and the "T'
rails shipped to Bay Horse. Idaho. wher.
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